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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-19

Aessrs. Doyle, J. ". Fslison,
Andy sloop and J, w Whsse rs
left Gypsum City lest Saturday,
with ninteen eaF-losds of osttls
destined for the Chicago market
Monday night the train had reached
Jacksonville. H., and was side
tracked 81 u O'Clock, 20 allow the
fast traln 10 pass. During the
stOPpage they made uss Of the time
70 extIicate one Of the stesrs Which
hsd become cast. They succeeded %
doing this, but thls w. not before
the train Was in motion again. They
were returning b the eabOose, going
on top Of the cars-SlOOp and Whit
more 10 sdyanea and FiiIaoa falloWs
Ing Ipat g 6leap md RhitnoTe
WeIe descending into the eabOOss
they looked ground ohly 70 ZEE FIJI
sOn falling bstWeen two esrs. The
eondRataf1 We ElgnAlled aud the
train siarFe3 6s sasa ~ possible,
FillsOn hsd fllls6 bqsaFs accFOss the
rail aBd ths bsdy w herTed Il thS
waist a g0ld ~ hts vest
pocket Wssi 80 rolled
up 10 such 81 e u hardly
rseoenIsasis pN vent %
with ths tfels s. . 80, while
slOOp ena Whacaal assumed
ehArgp q re Vsaalns bud toOB
them = HamIlf1n, Sc. FtlisOn's
home, fer lHtaftnsaE FiIOn was I
vidOweF and had . young dsaghtes
living On HHuiiltaH. He 70 . c0uain
Of c. 8. EvsFhsyt, a Gypsum City.
he vas spsEtnes WITH Dayle q ship
ping esttls, hsFing epsFatst esss,d
srsbly IL this asstion e he e0entTy.
he was highly respected &c bic home
n Hamllton, sud quits e PsOmlneH'
man theFs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-19
RARM BARGAINS.

j. 30 VIII buy q leo acre farm with
- acres under cultivation, 50
acres IN wheat; the whole
Barn surrounded BY q hedpe
fence; q god 2-stOry frame
house or place, good stable,
granary, hog pens, veil, etc.
Close % Saiina.
ANaa VIII bay q 290 acre farm with
0acres On wheat good hoase,
Erannry, etc. down, bal
ance 90 suit purchaser; close
- Salina market.
) 80 VIII buy q combined so acre
stock ranch aud farm: 8 wells
en- plsce; leo acres under cul-
GivatiOn; s0eeres in wheat: .
good house, On farm; also q
No. I quarry ON place; six
miles from SaiiEa; easy terms
q, so Val bay TO acre farm with
ae-stary fEanle house, IBx a,
and . ttxf8 Kitchen; 2 horse
barns, nom fer - horses; COW
sable i3xs8. corn crib With
laa "a capae., EFannry with
80 bn. eapac.; all buildings
have god shingle roOfs; also
. $ acre timothy meadow In
Ruusi condition; 8 acres In fne
oTchaFIi; snld very neaF $500
worth q fruit last year; also
lots e small fruit; whole
farm enclosed On hedge fence
with suitable cross fences; q
teautifel grove % walnut. box
elder, ele.. north of barn.
reFms-s3, SO down; balance
% suit purchaser &c So int.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-19


DR.. Alfred Wallace Russell deliv-
cred his lecture I'm the opera house
Monday night on 1.-THE origin and
uses Of the eOlOrs Of animals" 10 a fair
and appreeiative audience. Il Is int
possible In this brief notice togive an
intelligent abstract Of the OBSCURE.
He 10 evidently well posted on the
whole subject Of natural history.
He is an easy ana fluent talker, and
has q good command Of language.
He introduced the subject by a ref
eFapee 90 the causes Of eOlOrs in ami
mails. This is comparatively 3 mod
ern Investigation and much Of what
Is now known is dne 70 the discOv-
cries Of Charles Darwin, who by a
study q the minute facts has thrown
much light on this branch Of natural
science. There are certain facts
connected with the origin Of colOrs:-
!, in nature al animals have par
tioulaF eolOrI, which in each seem to
be somewhat fixed.
2. When dOmestieated these colors
undergo many changes.
3. BFilliancy Of color seems 10 be
due 70 sunlight, though not to the
extent Of making e . general law.
Hence We find thai In great deserts
In the tropics there are few brilliant
eolOFa,
I. What is the nature Of color? Il
is due 70 chemical properties in
organized and unOrganized matter.
5. 10 seems 10 be connected With
the surface Of bodies.
The uses Of different eolOrs:
I. For protection and eoneealment
Of the animal when necessary.
2 As warning 70 Others-henee
Stings and other weapons Of defence.
.. That each animal may know lie
own kind.
The lecturer then gave many IN.
teresting illustrations Of ell these
Propositions e. observed among
animals Ia the Arctic regions, tenn
Pernte sOBes and troPies-alsQ noe
terual animsls and IN Tue deep seas.
he alao mentioned some striking
exceptions 70 the general law. In
Arctic regions the prevailing opin-
lon ls-Whlte. In desert regions II is
yellow or brown, and In the tropics
green,
He also gave Illustrations Of sPe-
ell eases 10 animals that resembled
their surrounding, mentioning more
particularly loeusis, eaterpillsrs,
pigeons and butterflies, aud also in
the oass Of higher animals. As
already Intimatsa the lecture cannot
be reported without giving is fun
text. IL covered alarge Geld Of in
vestigations, and gave evidence Of
TIE vest sttainnents % the dIsiln-
gaished scientist u revealed the
mastsf n this whole Geld Of knoEl-
edge. u q 70 Be- regretted that .
larger sadlsaes did NOT avail them
selves q TIE privilege q hearing the
dlse9uFe,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-19
TEE EXTENSION or THR MISSOURI
PACIFIC NORFHWARD.
salIna and coneordis TO - UHnsd b.
Raj.

salIna and coBeordis 70 ~ UnIsd b.
RAN.
Arrangements are being made for
immediate construction Of q railroad
from RElina to COneoFdia. There
was g meeting held last night for
the purpose Of taking the preliml-
nary steps In the matter. Mr..
Maeauley, representing the Missouri
Pacific and fully authorized 10 speak
for them, submitted the proposition
which the company expects will be
accepted by SalIna and Elm Greek
township. Il is 20 the effect that
SalIna shall vote $4,000 In bonds,
furnishing terminal facilities, while
Elm creek township shall vote llS,-
600. This will carry the road 10 the
north line Of the county. Mr.. Trip
lett. Of Minneapolis, was also present.
He is president Of the local
company in Ottawa county, formed
in behalf Of the B. 4 NJ, and assured
the audience that Ottawa county
would do her part. Mr.. Macauley,
accompanied by J. o. Wilson, Esq,
Mr.. Triplett and others were In Elm
Greek township yesterday-tO talk
up the voting Of bonds. This road
will be built by New York people
and operated by the Missouri Pacific.
Il will be built as soon IS the aid
asked for is voted. It was learned
yesterday that the Missouri Pacific
would build from Mcpherson 70 Mar
quette, and this line thus formed
will be made the main line from the
south by Mcpherson, Marquette and
Salina nOrthward to Lincoln, Ne
braska. Il will be Of great advan-
tage to have this northern eonnec-
ton 1.-THE only one In prospect in that
directiOn), which has always been
a popular route with our citizens.
Capt. Henry Baker has been at work
some time in working up this north
ern connection, and It IL due TO him
In a great measure that the Missouri
Pacific people have agreed to take
hold Of Il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-19

Ths saats Pc couidn't SKIP saiins-To
bo hara sTnlw ia.


A portion Of the committee that
went 70 Topeka % interview the
Santa Fe people returned Tuesday.
There has been do doubt at any time
but that this road would eventually
come to Bslina, but she committee
wanted 10 know just when they
were coming. Their line through
the city Is already located, but as all
know, Il will take considerable
money to secure that Eight-0f-Way.
One important feature Of this last
interview Il, that the committee
succeeded In getting the company TO
accept fifty feet Of ground leas than
their original demand called for on
their right-0f-Way, which IL qgite
an item to cur city. The Santa Re
signed an agreement 70 be In Salina
by the first Of July, providing H.
lins will give them this Eight-Of-
way with terminal facilities. This
the committee promised TO do, and
the board Of trade will probably
meet this evening 10 iix mp . salts
factory bond, guaranteeing Whist
they ask, on receipt Of which the
company will immediately CON-
Iienee work. We cannot afford to
stand back on this proposition, bat
should settle the matter 1t once with
them, for we want the road, and the
best time TO get Il Il when they are
in the humOr to come.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-19
SSllaCanagHVOFkS
IL DlCxIISeS, PnpFlslOl.

NeFl ~ Carriarcs az al ainfs fIled
49,. 20 81 WA TlaIlulEea % ne bod %
l-1lll1 G1- 1nish. Free rlaIte aafirf9rIorr
9e1slnE tras - slse lssi istyis asi q ~
- = "a s r ssS 49, - q '''l -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-19

The Msaksss e Cydoa Loars Den their
KnighsIg 8PuFs sd NE them Away
% Atshilon.

20 Atshison.
At 7:s0 Monday evening q special
train carried away 70 AtohisOn two
coaches Of excursiOnists to the an
nual oonelave Of the grand lodge Of
the Knights Of Pythias, being held
ct Atchison to-day. The coaches
were beautifully decorated In the
orders symbolic eOlOrs, blue, red
and yellow, With elegant banners at
tached 70 the coach sides The fol-
lowing IL q list Of the members and
guests Who are to-day enjoying the
hospitality Of the AtehisOn lodge:
Capt Chas Bush and wife, :. o.
Manderbaeh and wife, H. b. Wallace
and wife, w. H. ShaffeF and wife,
DR.. Devices and wife, Prank Rising
and wife, r. n. Bishop and wife,
Geo. F. Supple, Scott Robinson,
Thee. YoungeFman, ChFls Baehtold,
John Buehi, VIM. HOgben, Al
KFouse, Sam Jones, A. G. STOPPER,
G. c. Fleek, Chris Reisner, 5. L.
Harris, Chas. Henne, the Misses
Winnie Robinson snd Jennie Peni-
we'll Henry Kelly was taken along
as their Mascot.
Lincoln center sent the following
Representatives on the excur-.
sion: N. A. MeIlvain, w. B. De
Almond, c. n. HeatOn, f. A. Me-
FarIand, II. s. Kenser, ThOs. Nc.
PheFson and Frank Wllmarth.
Bennington; VIM. Aud.
We wish the Knights and their Wis
itlng friends 9 happy time during
their visit at AtehisOn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-19
I'D. Fitzpatrick. NV. Going
RrrKPATRECIx a GOING.
q enl Estate. lean, ana hnsuFs
ance Agents and Abstraes

aoFH-
They will be pleased 10 see yOU
to-day and every other day, at theil
once In Post ONCE Block, salina
Kansas. A regular lire Of hacks and
carriages run from their corner 10
all parts q the city, free Of charge
@ aIi who wish % examine their
bargains in city and suburban prop
erty. They will sell you lots In
south Park hfty by two hundred
feet On size, at from three hundred
and seventy-hve dollars up to five
hundred dollars each, and give you
liberal terms. They have one Of the
finest blocks In this finest addition.
They have an acre fronting on Santa
Re Avenue and Highland Avenue. A
beautiful tract for very reasonable
price. Call and see about IL. Three
lots on santa Re Avenue In the Kan
sas Wesleyan grounds, all together
On corner for only fifteen hundred
dollars. How would you like two
fine lots on Iron Avenus for only
eighteen hundred dollars? They
are a bargain. In fact space IL too
valuable to enumerste many OF the
bargains. These may be sold before
you Sc them. DO you wish 20 bor-
rev money 10 assis, in building you
house, They have money to loan
en- city property for one, two or
three years, principal and interest,
payable at their Office. They have a
complete set Of abstract books for
Saline county, kept up every day.
Do not buy anything without an
abstract, they will furnish you com
plete abstract at q very reasonable
price. They are the agents for the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company for leaning money on
farms. You can get money on good
property Al per cent and a reason
able commission. II you want a
straight loan they will do better than
most % the loan companies. One
rood feature Of these loans Is that
they can be paid in sums Of one hun
dred dollars, whenever . coupon h
due, and the interest reduced that
much; all the loan can be paid al
any time. They have houses and
lots for sale, farms for sale, and acre
tracts for sale. in fact almost any
thing YOU may need. This space be
songs 10 them and from time to time
special bargains will appear. DO
not forget the place nor the firm,
Fitzpatrick a Going Post ONCE
Block. Saliua, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-19

asa Ig taken az once, size Of lot So
xi50, on Fourth street, second
hlork south Of Iron ave; good
house, one story, almost new.
eaao0. WILL buy a room house on
F0urth street, east front, l00ft
corner lot, within > minutes
walk Of p0stofiice; easy terms
seen. A6 rOOm house on south Sew
enth street, east front, 55 feet
water works, good stable, etc.
it's bargain.
e2,5oa. spot cash will buy a 5 room
house with = acre Of ground,
facing both east and west on
south Fifth -; there is mon
~ On this % any one, and b. a
good speculation.
also Cash down o. the price Of 3
5 RON house on south Elev-
enth street, lot e0Xl20, east
front: house almost new; al
In good shape.
sayslo VIII buy q 2-stnry frame
hsase on south santa Fe: the
huase O. new, fronting east,
X. w. College addition; must
be bought 1t once % secure
easy terms; call.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-19
9eeA WEEK nay AHette.

SAsp On Seventh street., Soulh Of ths Opsr
aouss, @ ParksF BuH1iaE-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-19

MONEY : "A : =: :.s5 4 . :: 4: ~
free. -ninefhlnT % grelt value and iElpcr-
tanee - Vuu. hat win atart yuu ln bulllea1
which WIN bring yuu 81 nor MONEY r8ut
SWAY flIan anythlnE else In he WurltL Any
Eifher 81 IN aEea- soluethinG ~, thet
iuaf coins money fur all Wortefs- We VII
rfarf rnn. raulflf nuf naedea- ltH - on
% tlif e1urlne tulpor,aut eaancea q lile-
line. 1Filree pisn are ambitious and eufer-
111rlra wIlI rnt delaT. Grand Quinl ifec-
Ailffss THuE 4 Co, Augusta, Aaine-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-19

Tuesday evening at $3.50, at the
residence Of she bFide's mother, on
Seventh street, Mr.. Isaac $. Bower
was united In marriage TO Miss Ella
J. StuFteVent, Rev. w. A. Simkins
Oflclating, assisted by Rev. GOtwold,
in the presence OF q large assemblage
Of relatives and friends. The bride
was handsomely attlred in a Mode
SuFah silk dress with brOcade trim
mIngs, Ornamented with roses, and
with the full bloom Of young woman
hood msntllng her glrlish face looked
very sweet. The groom wore the
customary suit Of black, and took
bis VOWS with manly bearing. Mr..
Bower has been q resident Of Salina
for nearly two years, during which
time he has made many friends who
respect him for his honest, upright
life, and wish him q long and happy
future with the most excellent young
woman he has won for a companion.
Miss Ella has grown to wOmanhOOd
right here In SaiinR, and has the
love and respect Of ali. She is one
Of Salinas most charming young
ladies and will make a true
and noble wife. After congratu-
latiOns were rendered, the guests
were invited to partake Of a bounti-
full supper, prepared only as Mrs.
Sturtevsnt Is capable Of prepar-
ing n supper. There we're present,
Mrs. r. L. Stewart, GlOsford, I'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Simkins, Mr..
and Mrs. GotwOld, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Day, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Hay
ward, Mrs. A. NJ. Campbell, Miss
Maggie Campbell, Miss Lillian Ham
III, Mr. and Mrs Dan Whitehead and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Ken
nedy, Mr.and Mrs. Martin, Grandma
Phillips. Miss Ada Parsons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Going, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll,
Miss Birdie Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs.
Knowles, Miss Mamie Alexander,
Elmer WaldrOn, Miss Christie
Campbell, VIM. P. Campbell, Geo.
Hull, Mr.. and MIS-, Seaman, w. c.
Addison and family, ID. J. Addison
and wife, Capt. Hanna and wife,
Arthur Day.
NOTES.
Mas Alexander played the we'd
ding march.
The expression on. every hand
isn't Bower a lucky fellow"
The bride and groom will remain
In Salina, making their home with
Mrs. Sturtevant.
Grandma Phillips, aged eighty
seven, was present, Just a. young rs
any Of the guests.
The presents were numerous and
costly. Among them Was a hand
some oil painting Of Mt. Baker,
from Mrs. Flora d. Brown, the
grOom's sister.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

czenia nastepujacy zSmleJScow'
k%apfani:. X. ID. Mujer st. Paul,
KS. Jak6b Pa.hclski q Minneapolis,
Ks. Roman Guzowski z Pine Creeku
i KS. Blaschke z La Crosse.
7satr naszych Gorneszlazakow
Arcadii powi6df sic mad wszelk'e
spodziewanie, mimo Re @pewicn wrog
Zwiazku Mar. Pol. przea zemste,
il W jego lokalu ME daro pred
stawiepia, wszvlkiemi %sposobam'
amatorom przeszkadzaf. DO liczne-
90 udziafu W teatlzc farmer6w z
North Creeku wielce sic przyczy-
rifo kazanie ks. prob. Guzowskiego,
kt6ry zachecaf swych paratian do
faczenia sic do Zwiazku Mar. Pei.
i do zwiedzenia teatru Zwiazko-
wych wiarus6w z North Crecku.
Przybyfo takzc ma teatr wIele
Arglim6w i Nivmcos, ktorzy ME
mogli sic nadziwowao slicznym
stroiom krakowskim. Wszyscy po.
wiaduli, ze pierwszy teatr polski
w Arcadii daleko lepiej sic udaf,
ani&eli ostutni niemiecki " tenn
miescie. Prey samej kasie zebrano
IS dolar6w ia bilety. Pan Ludwik
Wojcik, ktory najwiecej sic krzataf
okoio polskiego teatru W Arcadii,
Mat powiedziec, il pewna Geese
czystego dochocu przeznaczone 20
staEie ma urzadzenie szkoiy pol
skiej North Crecku.
ITO sic ME mo5e obyG bez ,Jaj-
III I prynski, niechaj uSywa tabahi
do paleuia ,,Briar Pipe" a do Su-
cia Charm Of the West
w Independence Tow. Rzym-
sko-katolickie Brat. Pom. sww.
Aposto1ow Piotra i Paw}a, l~iczace
oko}o so c%zfonk6w, odbedzie Ia
diva tygodnie mitvng, ma kt6rym
ma bye %u}ozona deklaracya wzgle-
dem przystapienia togo Tow. do
Zwiazku Mar. Pol. Prey tel spo-
sobnosci zaznaczam, re KS. T.. To
maszewski W samej rzeczy, tax jak
to niedawno donosi}a Zgoda, jest
przyjacielem Zwiazku Mar. Pol,
a jak sic d%owiaduje Z wiarogodne-
go zr6d}a, nawet do Stow. ksiezy
polskich zamysla przystapic. -
Kiedys doniesiono mi, IL KS. Tom,
potwicrdzajac konstytucya bractwa
sww. apost. Piotra i Paw}a, PREY
pisaf do potwicrdzenia, lie Tow.
to tax dobrze do Wv. Mar. Pol,
jak i do Zjednoczenia Kat. PREY
faczyd sic moze = lecz teraz cd
daje sic b}ogiej nadzlei, re zacny
Kap}an Patryota, kt6ry juz W Sy-
birze cierpiaf IA Ojczyzne, swych
parafian tylko do Zwiazku PREY
trzymywat bedzie, i ~odwo}uje co
niedawno rrzeciw MENU napisa4cm.
Dawniejszy hotel Stadelmunna
W Winonle, teraz urzadzony zosta}
Ma dworzec kolei Burlington -
Northern.
,,Briar Pipe" tadahn do PATE
" ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17
WIADOMOSCI
gEJSCOW E.
Lofty ma sprzedat-bardzo
tanio! - Zg1osie sic do Blura
prawniczego (Law office w. T.
Valentine ca.
Cor. Lafayette Il 3rd.
dolar0M l%icense!-

Cd wrzcsnia br. w m%iastach MIN
nesockich, liczacych przeszto lo'oo
mieszkancow, bedzie kosztowafa
licencya ma wyszynk trunkow
1000 dolarow talk wyrzekaJa
biedni salonisc: W Winonie cd 10
lutego, W ktorym to dniu zapadfa
odnosna uchwafa W sejm'e stano-
wynn W St. Paul. - Plwosze znowu
spoknjn;e spac ME m"ga pre-
widujac, De szklanka piwa bedz'e
kosztowafa 10 cent6S.
Strasznie oburzeni So ma owyeh
panow, co to ustawe wynalezll !
W seimie IA ma %gfosowali, mlano-
wic,o nasi polscy salonisci, DO Ola
wielu z Mich bedz;e mic podobleh-
stwem optaca6 talk wysoka l'cen-
eva = beda musieli sobie szukac
innego zr5dfa zarobkowania. lem
giosniej zaczyna sic objawiac Ich
o%burzenle, skoro sic rozniosto pc
miescic, 70 "a owen nlesir sznem
prawem losoxaita k4e possi Slavin,
ktorego wyb6r gfoHnie nasi Polacy
demokraci Z czwartej wardy pre-
prowadzili. - Ia wysoka liccncya
giosowafo 50 gfos6w, przeciw So
W tej Iiczbie Wilson j nasz
MARGIN Trawicki. - u po-
wodu, ke p. Trawicki ME po-
zwolif sic przeciagnac M strone
przeclwnikow ludu, lecz owszem
wicrnie brenlt interesow mniej "a
mo4nych winohskich salonist6w,
imie jego jest s}awione i wielbione
u wszystkich narodowo5ci, miasto
nasze zamieszkujacych. Slavina
wielka czckA sromota, jak pokale
sic " Winonie.
Dla palaczy! - Me M .jah
,Briar Pipe" tabaka do palenia,
.pr6buj JET!
o glo;nym Sla,cinic pisze tn
tejszy Winond Adzer: ,,Kto jest
ojoem slicznego blu, moca kt6rego
ponsys sedziego municypalnego
Allana powiekszona zostaia o 800
dolar6w. Czy Rada miejska? Me.
Czy lud miasta Winony? Do praw-
dy ME. Kt6i wiec MIN jest?
Trudno odgadnad, lyle przeciei
pewna, be Hon. Tomasz SIavin,
reprezentant 1 wardy W Izbie re-
prezentantow, tej ustawodawczej
poczwarce kumotrowai.
,,Kto jest sprawca h~aniebnego
prawa, zmuszajacego biednego czfo-
wieka, .jeteIi &ada sadu e PREY
siegfymi W miejskim trybunale, do
zapfacenia "a dol, ably dostac "a
dol. 5 sprawiedliwosci? Hon. Th.
Slavin popieraf ten bill W seimio
that u do.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

srebrra tabakierke. - Skiadali tel
KS. Byzewskiemu swe DAIRY i Ay-
czenia nasterujacy zsmiej<cowi
kap1ani:. X. ID. Majer st. Paul,
KS. Jak6b Pa.hclski q Minneapolis,
IL. Roman Guzowski 2 Pine Creeku
i KS. Blaschke z La Crosse.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

pOuoDnie Jeszcze w lynn IySOuniu
ukaie SIG w Winonie, wraca JAG 2
La Crosse.
Pan MacAat Norok z La Crosse,
kt6ry goscif u mas przez pot tygo-
dnia pc ost%tniem polskiem prod
stawioniu teatralnem, powledziaf
redaktorowi Worusa, 70 mu sic
Winona bardzo podobaia, q szcze-
golpie MIC mog} sic nachwal;c
pahstwa Janostwa Bambenkow, W
ktoryoh czysto polskim domu miiej
doznawat gosc;nnosci. Tylko to
sic p. Nowakowi ME podobato, Re
nasi Krsyxacy zaprzcdsli sic Zjedno-
cxeniu Katolickiemu. Powiedziat,
4e j on jest cztonkiem Tow. sw.
Krzyia W La Crosse i oni tel
probowali sic pofaczyc z Zjedno-
czeniem, lecz jul po pierwszym
liscie, jaki odebrali cd 6wczesnego
sekretarza tegoi, mieli dosy6 tych
,,katolikow" wszelkie 2 mimi
zerwali stosunki.
Zapommiaiem W przesztym nu-
merze zaznaczyc, Be W dniu Z lu-
lego nasz Wiel. KS. Prob. Romuald
j. Byzewski obchodsif swe imie.
niny, odbierajac Cd mnogich pa
rattan dowody zyozliwosci W po-
winszowaniach i upominkach. Nas2
Arion darowaf Soleniznntow n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

Sprostowanic. - w przeszfym
numerze, W II wlerszu Wiadomesci
mic jscowych, miato bye ,przestra
szonych" zamiast .,strasznych sa-
lonistow."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

Downiejszy hotel Stadelmanna
W Winonle, teraz urzadzony zosta}
ma dworzec kolei Burlington -
Northern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

ITO sic ME n4o5e obyG bez Jaj-
III ! pryn1ki, niechaj uSywa tabaki
do paleuia ,,Briar Pipe" a do Su-
cia Charm of the West"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

Zadna tabaka do palcnio ME
dorouny1nn tabace ..Briar Pipe,
...(horm Of the West" - tdbd
ka do :ucio spraacia, promd@'~@
rozkosz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

KS. Babi1shi, kt6rego kosciot
spalit sic W niedziele, prawdo-
podobnie j~eszcze w tym tygodniu
ukaie SIG Winonie, wracajac =
La Crosse.